Single-copy print magazine sales plunged by another 10% in the first half of 2013 according to the AAM's (Alliance for Audited Media) 2013 half-year report. Extensive details can be found on their website here at this link to their report. I remember back in the 1980's subscribing to print magazines such as Stereo Review, Digital Audio & Compact Disc Review,
Once a pon a time a number of years ago I went through a period of several years where I spent a fair amount of money on compact discs. Those days are long gone and have been for some time. It's probably just my age showing more than anything, but in recent years I lost interest in finding new music.
App.net is a Twitter replacement which is based on a subscription. I joined 5 days ago. The cost is $36.00 which is a drop of about 25 percent from the originally $50.00 for the subscription. There is also a $5.00 monthly subscription available. Under App.net you own all your content If you decide to cancel your service you have 60
I am on the look out for new music and I want to hear it before I buy it. At this point of time I have iTunes and Pandora. I like them both, but they both have their weaknesses. iTunes is great way to store music you already own, but it's not very good at finding new music. The iTunes
Rumors are circling that Apple is proposing an online TV media subscription model. For just $30/month you could possibly have access to the archive of syndicated shows and the new shows as they come. Later in the day I read of a favorite tutorial site, which shall remain nameless until I do a proper review, was bumping its fees to